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Dr. Henry Louis Gates, one of the nation’s preeminent scholars on race, spoke to about 300 attendees via Zoom on Tuesday night.
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The conference was well-attended and sparked important conversations about race and oppression.
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The plaque dedication is part of a longer research process that is seeking to better understand the history of slavery at Roanoke College.
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Read Dr. Jesse Bucher's opinion piece on the College's commemoration of the role enslaved persons played in the early days of Roanoke College.
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At an April 8 ceremony, the College will unveil commemorative plaques on the Administration Building, the oldest and most prominent building on campus.
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One member of the Central Park Five spoke with Roanoke students about criminal justice, his experiences, religion and more.
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The initiative is designed to help institutions, their students and their communities explore the continuing impact of slavery on American life and culture.
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News roundup: May and June 2020
June 30, 2020
A new center for studying racial history made headlines around the country, and multiple professors published insightful opinion pieces.
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Ongoing Action to Focus on Diversity and Inclusion
June 26, 2020
A message to campus from President Michael Maxey and the Diversity and Inclusion Steering Committee (DISC).
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Roanoke College creates center to study issues of race
June 15, 2020
Center for Studying Structures of Race will expand opportunities for student instruction, faculty-student research projects and public discourse.